A George III three-pedestal mahogany dining table circa 1800

the rectangular top with rounded ends above columnar wing-turned standards on line-inlaid downswept legs ending in brass feet with casters, with two leaves.

Good condition; the solid mahogany tops with beautiful figuring to the mahogany and lovely color; some minor warpage to the tops; the bearers with some minor areas of old worm damage; the leaves with lovely figuring and probably original to the table, the central pedestal top slightly darker than the ends; the center of the central top with some perishing to the finish at the center; one end top with a thing age crack; overall with usual scratches, wear, scuffs and bruises.
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